Ansonia Notes Ansonia May Meeting And Social News
Members of the Comeowich Post Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting on Bank Street with readings from state headquarters and discussions on membership. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hastop return from their honeymoon and will reside on Wakeler Avenue. Mrs Frank Senior and Mrs A Stewart travel to Tartaville to assist the city. May supper plans for the Young Women’s Guild of the MFE church are announced for tomorrow at 7 PM with an appetizing menu. Wellington Reid of Elgin IL is reported dead. he formerly lived in Ansonia and was employed by Shelton Track Co. Services for him were held yesterday. Immanuel league to stage Too Much Mothered May 7 with rehearsals underway. Y Auxiliary to meet tomorrow afternoon in the Cn Street rooms. Harland Telephonic operator is resting comfortably. Miss Shortell injured by hot wax at home last week. burns on the right foot.
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Ansonia
Comeowich Post
Reeros
Bank Street
Wpa
Raymond Hastop
Wakeler Avenue
Frank Senior
A. ¥. Stewart
Youngs Women’s Guild
M.fe
Newa
Wellington Reid
Elgin Tl
Daniel Rud
Shelton ‘Track Co
Elgin WwWrvices
Yesterda
League of the Immanuel
C N Street
Ini
Harland Telephoae
Shorteil
Lew Home
Ya Heid
Bremner
Mabel
Jurebron
Washington Avenue
Warren
Crawford Laundry
Warfield
Vai
Stratford
She Lea
Cain
Housatonic
Change of Life Loses Terrors in Greenville
Mrs. John Myers of 55 Union St Greenville Pa testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her menopausal symptoms. She weighed 95 pounds, suffered hot flashes and fainting, and says she feels younger now and can do housework for a family of men. Similar letters praise the remedy's effects.
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Greenville
Lydia &. Pimkham
John Myers
Union St
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Fashion Forecast Patterns From Embroideries
Annabed Worthington advertises dress patterns with required yardage of gingham sateen or chambray and contrasting material. Price stamps or coins are needed, No. 20 embroidery pattern costs 15 cents. Send name and address to Pattern Department Bridgeport, with 18 cents postage.
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Bridgeport
Barnum
Fairfield H S Notes PIAIRET May 9
Miss Edith Warley of Cochobia University spoke to Fairfield high school girls about opportunities in nursing. She described the growing need for entrants to nursing, urging students to consider the field and its benefits.
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Piairet
Edith Warley
Cochobia University
Fairfield High School
Feld Oof
Mairvield
Mary Smith
Minthemmaces
Paty Feta
Out of Town Guests Entertained at Party
A social gathering was held at Howard Avenue with several local ladies named as attendees. Guests included Miss Isther Reptowdng, Miss Trak Levtie, Miss Move, Miss Lilli Wren, Mes D Je Lise Tase Krer-More Nagy, Mise Lilli Wren ona Cony, Mespy Caetecnuniy, Athen i ramenn, Willi Webenrms Wed, and Now Tonle.
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Ont Howard
Win Levtie
Lilli Wren
Lilli Wren Ona Cony, Mespy
Athen i Ramenn
Willi Webenrms
Tonle Eine
Fairfield shop expands offerings with antique reproductions
In Fairfield the Watkins store increases floor space at 1001 Broad St adding fine reproductions of Jacobean desks and antique patterns. The owner notes commissions from Hancock and Burr homestead history, while local shoppers explore upscale linens, laces, oriental Chinese pieces, and new kitchen and laundry services as they plan a move to nearby Warfield homes.
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Fairfield
Watkins A
Broad St
Hancock
Joh Hancock
Fairfeld
Main Street
Beach
Rowland Roads
Fairfield Beach
Burr Farms
Wheelers “Arma
Colonial Fair Acres
Burr
Warner Home
John Hanes
Pierre
Harald
Jennnette
Fairfield Avenue
Boy's Club Bazaar Planned for Next Wednesday
The Boy's Club announces a bazaar at Middle Street next Wednesday with a banner event and entertainment. A committee including Ava Turner and Hae J. Chi oversees, baskets by the basketry class will be on display in a circle, and prizes awarded. Proceeds fund a library installation and new books.
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Boy's Club
Aital
Elieat Middle Street
Ass Lena Turney
Agonization Ay
Ava. Amuarrision
Tiabert J. Tiacy
Hae J. Chie
Bible says greatest of books in President Harding words
New York May 2 President Harding praised the Bible as the greatest of books in a letter to the American Bible Society. He regretted missing the 7th annual meeting at the home of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay. The society released the letter stating the Bible promotes moral progress and guides humane actions.
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Harding
New York
Nha Lee
Tew
Willan I. Haven
American Bible Society
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Society
Bibl the Provident
Presige Society
Local personals recount community events and notices
Community notices describe meetings in Town Hall and church services, elections, and social events. Speakers and organizers named include ATP, Mr. and Mrs. Tirtharas, and Mrs Henderson with a Sixth District Democratic Club dance. A Holy Communion service is noted at St. Paul’s Church and a Madison School Parental Association meeting is planned with a luncheon and a music program.
Free Relief For Asthma And Hay Fever Sufferers
A promotional offer promises a method claimed to end difficult breathing wheezing and hay fever symptoms without discomfort. The flyer urges immediate mail request for a free trial sample, emphasizing urgency and wide distribution to those with chronic asthma or hay fever.
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Walter
Onyce
Dr Hatton to Deliver Final Lecture Tonight
Dr Hatton is set to give his final lecture on governance tonight at Rib ofelovk, following an earlier event in Minneapolis. The talk promises clear insights on civic duties and institutional roles, with speakers noting its instructive value for citizens.
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DR. Hatton
Plea for Hercy Fails in Borough Court
In Ulm New Hampshire, James R. Mesa presided as a borough judge over a morning session sentencing Mohmaling after he was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He received a fine of 310 and costs, plus license suspension for one year, with explanations about taxi business reliance.
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Sehmealir
Boraush
Unis
Mohmaling
Boston Post Road
Court Mit
James R. Mesa
Sud
Comfort of the Living Room Sets Show Luxury on Floor
The article highlights new living room furniture sets with three piece configurations including davenport armchair and wing chair. Featured fabrics include tapestry velvet and brocalelle, with removable cushions, springs, and ornate woodwork in antique mahogany. Prices range from 220 to 775 dollars, plus a variety of silver and purse items accompanying the displays.
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Davenport
Baby Week at The Children's Shop Delights Littlest Ones
The Children's Shop presents dainty garments and infant accessories for children up to six years. Handmade slips and dresses in sheer fabrics, quilted robes, woolen bootees, and bath requisites fill the display. Floating toys, rattles, dolls and an enamel cloth cat with purchases over 50 cents entice buyers. Second floor at Gillizen's Shop.
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Dimity
Muinsook
Westport Boy Hurt in Two Story Fall
Benjamin Shilepsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shilepsky of Riverside avenue, narrowly escaped serious injury after falling from a second story porch behind his father's Main street store. He suffered a gash and was treated at Dr. William O'Compell's office.
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West Tron
Benjamin Shilepsky
Nathan Shilepsky
Riverside Avenue
Floral pattern description from Cretonne Garden display
A textile excerpt describes patterns: a bouquet of poppies morning glories and grasses on white with blue stripes. Rhododendron and plum blossoms on tan. Tulips peonies with a gaw bird on gray. Repeats on black. Yellow pottery bowl with nasturtiums on blue and black stripes. Dahlias bright crimson rose and pink with thick foliage obscuring background.
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Cretonne Garden
Nation Stock Main Floor Ends Car Price Change
Beginning next week regular net prices rise to ten cents. A full line will be carried in stock at all times. Vry one.
Vogue Millinery Show Chooses Nine Special Models
The nine models selected by judges of the New York Millinery Show have been secured and are now on exhibition here. Hats include Leghorn and Timbo straw very dressy, green and black horsehair, white and yellow felt hats, and a Mimosa yellow crepe sports hat with embroidery. Displayed in Millinery Rooms on the second floor.
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Vogue Millinery
New York
Aluminum Spring-Form Pans Sell In Three Sizes
Aluminum spring forms made of hard sheet luminum feature a rim that springs apart, leaving the cake on the bottom section for easy removal. Available in three sizes six inches, eight and a half inches, and ten inches. Basement 914 inches, 101% inches.
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Annabed
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Nileert
Newburgh
Ravfield
Town Hall
Comer
Yeti
Beter
Narre
Suebsaig
Artin
Arent
Addah
Bari
Watlaue
Kering
Ioef
Eudua
Ban Ieee Sincancie
St. Paul's Moiscupil
Mey
George M. Guleed
Lundhberg
Pabk
Ube Vegegular
Vie Madison Schooll
Pareni-Ceuener Ausoviation
Mel Henderson
Mre Youd
Margaret Datey
Ira, Wey Keenan
Johs Smith
Sixth District
Democratic Club
Schwabe Hall
United Congregational Church
Raymond Philo Yell
Stigtfeld
Matron
Han
Ineo
Ulm
Va Lieb
Jrme
Armechair
Taupe Velour
Dilvenport
Sox
Mit
Dude Prent
Giliizen's
Westport
Vry
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